Mark Warner

Distance in the Landscape

Friday November 27th

10am - 4pm

Shottery Memorial Hall Art Studio

This workshop is for members only.

You can become a member and purchase courses in our store.

 

Growing up on the coast has had a huge impact in the way Mark developed his particular approach to painting and how he views the landscape. Working with oil, acrylic and charcoal on paper, canvas and panel.

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Mark adores using colour while interpreting the light, weather conditions and a love for the materials. “I work directly in the field (literally on many occasions!) from sketches created outside as well as notes and photographs taken on location then worked back in the studio".
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Sketching is at the heart of his work. This is integral to the development of a piece, many times forming part of the painting itself. His distinctive use of line and colour has aided his sweeping use of perspective and atmosphere.

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Swaths of clouds generate sweeping landscapes and seascapes producing a distinctive impression of how he views what is in front of him. Perspective and composition develop as the work progresses offering a real sense of a place.

Materials required: TBC

 

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